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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

At the Windsor: o Roberts, Galveston; W
Parsons, & w Noise, san Antonio; ThOs Dillon,
Mexico; W Nc ,hee, Waco Pat Sexton, D1l-
las; Abel Lande, Kaufman county; L Jasper,
Big Springs;J Haleell North Texas; John
Estell CITY of Mexico Chas G Funk, Texas
and Pacific Railway: Richard Geoghaven, Nsf-
non; j Warner, Missouri CrOzier, GaSAes-
Vile; Willie Mullins, Gainesville; Edgar Gaw
kins, Austin; Mrs Bowman, Lee II Greer,
Kansas City; c Monday, North Carolina
Joseph Parker, Evansville
At The Ellis: H J Kerr, Granbury: L A
Stroud and wife, eroesbeck: Z Freehold, st
Loris, Mo; William Dewey, WaXahACnie; G 4
Duffey, st Louis, No: G Foster, Baltimore, Md
John McLelland and COgan, Chicago, Ill
Frank Wheat, Dallas; zen Williams. Chi ago /;
Max Hertz, Galveston; NJ Moses, New York
Cnarles schiller, Louisiana; ID Wlthers,
Ranche; Coon Carlowitz, Justin A Il Ia
brisky, New Yors; Robert Ross, Galveston
j w Keer, w HaHlan, , Allen, Charles
Hedges, Galveston; G Farley, Brownsville; W
y Boney, Sherman, w ; Parker. Galveston
Joe " Clorpon Dallas; Thomas McEnnis st
Louis. II Ullman, Gaveston; Max Emanuel,
New York o w Canleld NJ ssouri; G Wing
field, New Orleans; Z e Hazen, Cincin nati. G
Campbell, Austin: Wilson Gregg, Quaaah; + J.
Jaccard, st Louis John ElllstOn. Hot primes /;
II Kalfe, Dallas; OliVcr Outlet, Ch!caFO; X q
Mill, CoTsiCana; Miss Morgan, DGllss Frtnk A
Matthew, Galveston; john Collier Mansfield /:
" anne-, y ashv!lle, Tom; -ureu. st
LOUIS; n Il NJ Collum, Wato. o W Crawford,
tnsas Citv. -
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7 VI a1llD' lpl. 6diNe-Nohs II ~ NOiENt LOUIS
vile; Robert ID very and wife, Dal as; Fred
Wincher, ST Louis; John j Knight, Louisiana,
Mo; \ ii Whatlv, Mexico; NJ Westot, Hous-
ton; + \ Cha'e, ~ outs; Ben O'Nein, Cleve-
land; = Addington and wife lndian Terri
tory W II Scarborough. Sunset, Jones Tay-
Tor, Waco; Geo Potts, Fort ~ ORTIZ Il Rio Grande
Railroad; ID V Martin, Chicago; j * Wlthers.
Sulphur Springs; y Key Allen, BRENNAN Tex:
j stead, New York; w Is stIcEUey, Henrietta /,
a Howard. Louisvillo. Ky; + \ Jorlon. John
Sparta, Bonham, w Kelley, - l., A ~ Il Ky !;
Lynn, John Craw. ord, PAlo Pinto; A 4
Spring. Merkei ! 4 FTear, IT Louis; 4 4 Lyons,
Dallas NJ Thompson, Abilene; A q Weeks.
~ J.. 4 A + ~, John Smith, Philadelphia, Pal
NJ Iiouts, Bert0rd Ranch. T. O'nOnnell III w
4 - X X Jesse " BAKER "A q wife, CiobuTne
Mrs NJ = McCFHm. Marion McLrAni, HOmer, La
j w Norton, - Louis. II IL lfagOTh New York
w w Iloweth, Gainesville. q y MoMurohy.
TdKAsi w 81 Selieson. Galveston ~ Dawson,
u w swindelin, j II Tillman, DhnHs II q EVER
sole, Linden, Ky. II E Cross. ToAHsi j 3
Williams, Texas u Williams Texas
AZ Gln0eehio'a u u Sanchez, Calvert, Ueo Il
Calder. HnW ofleAHAi Clay AdAif. w j Miller.
Colorado, X u Jones. indianapolis w IL ainb,
flO'idAi Chas kiingenhshmidt, tiuyuihni W
n King, Lafayette, Ina j Brow alag aud wife.
Miss Rachel hT0yhing, M0iIteun, A DOugiAs.
Big hpFiHssi j n Handle, MGi'hsfH0n, han
Mics Maggie Meinck, Montague.
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Hutto Barbgcu e.
Of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
HUTTo, TEX, June 24.-The big bar,
becue at this place yesterday was at
tended by several thousand people and
was grand success.
Three long tables were bountifully
laden with the best of barbecued meats,
bread, cakes and other good things too
numerous to mention. Tbe prohibition
amendment was ably discussed for nine
hours. DR.. W. r. Robinson, of Waco,
and Taylor Moore, of Austin, spoke for
prohibition. Col. NJ. D. Herring, OF
Waco, and Major Joe II. Stewart, of
Austin, spoke against the amendment,
Unusual interest was manifested through
out the discussion and each speaker was
heartily cheered.
Much credit is due to the managers for
the success of the barbecue. The best
of order was preserved and everybody
went away happy.
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superb basket and barbecued dinner was
served, and greatly enjoyed by the multi
tune.
The prohis and ants mad invited their
forces to meeting in the afternoon ard
speakers were invited to g joint
discussion. Colonel Styles appeared for
the Prohibitionists and challenged the
ants for al adversary, but none was
named. Colonel Styles then spoke for
about an hour and h.lf, covering many
of the leading arguments with great force
and eloquence.
At the conclusion OF Colonel Styles
speech the ants yelled and called for
Beauregard Bryan, q young lawyer of
BRENNAN, who operated on the skirmish
line for about half an hour.
Colonel Styles replied in twenty words.
putting the audience in roar, and the
meeting adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26

Tzyspoa5e1ea Of the Gazette. :,
kE=Ers, TEX, June 24-The Tt'fer
District Conference met at the Msstodist
c1Erc. n Athens 81 g 8. IL, JUne ~, ana
wns opened win djyi3e service bgS.,B
Phil. +, E.. + Nine OF the ten charges
we're represented upru the rrst sessIyn 7.
7 ne i--0H.aE names answered 20 szcll
call: w Bonner, Il r. DubRse, c.
IT. s. q. T. g. Booth, N. 3. G 1Is.gT. VI l..
5re.AEa--v. J. G. Wood, c. B. Smith, =
al. g. Il Large, JOIN hey ". T
-,aca, y. Z Cullen, " NJ Welnrirht,
aaiel S-lr, Daniel McCioUd, u. ".
'loding, c. T. E.stl, C. Me.riditb. .. 7.
d2Hnzrc, ! Y. Stafford, r. Carton,
L9ert Ljt.-=, P.D TanueI, ". T. Neil,
T. Feacher, j. a White, T. W. Beyns
< Q, j. y. Allen, EOAn r Gill, J. c ,.G4D5s
I'D d. Il Connolly. The foliowlE. are
letting Jre:bern: ". a. SamsS from
'e-zhGll district and Joseph ArcherfroIns
sGEnOnt GiStziCt The conference Is
Og.Cg On harmonious Peace eHd
+ osSerity reigng throughout the district
d tie outlook for great good 20 be done
isktss ring,
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4 Whole Host Coming

Special 10 the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD. TEX, June 25.-THE
GAZETTE correspondent learned this
evening from Mr.. A. D. Oliver that ar
raDgements were perfected to run a
sprei&l train from this place to Fort
WaE9h en- the morning Of the Both for the
accommodation Of those desiring TO at
tend the prohibition mass meeting at
lttlEt place. Two passenger coaches viii
be attached 20 8 fss. freight leaving this
place st $40 in the morning ana the fare
is reduced TO Sl.3O for round trip
Judge l. y Roach, chairman of the
county prohibition committee, Informs
THE GAZETTE reporter that there will DE
200 20 goo people from this city and
county who will attend the convention at
Fort Worth. Mr. S. G Maddox, one Of
the most popular travelling men now on
the road. who lives at this place, says he
will BE- IN the southern part OF the state
al the time OF the convention at Fort
d655Efti, but he expects TO drop every
thing and attend the convention and
wants 10 wear 4 prohibition badge two
feet long.
Mr. l. w. Stephens returned yesterday
evening from the west where he has been
addressing tic people on prohibition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26
THE FIRE RECORD.
Fifteen Men Imprisoned by Fire in q
Mine at Virginia City, Ney.-No
Hopes for any OF Them.
Louisville Visited by a Great Oonhagration,
the Loss Placed at Half Mil.
lion Dollars.
Another Mine Disaster,

VIRGINIA, NV, June 25.-FiTe broke
ut last evening In the Gould and Garry
mine. All the miners escaped, with the
exception Of six employed on the 1900
foot level In the Bert & Belcher mine
signals from the men have ceased, and
it is feared they have persisted.
An attempt is being made to
reach them by volunteers. In
addition to the imprisoned men in the
Best & Belcher, five men are in 500 foot
level and four in the 400 foot level of the
Gould & Carry mine, making in al
fifteen. But little hope is entertained of
saving the men on the 400 foot level. The
engines are busy pumping sir into the
level where the miners are. Thousands
of people surround the mines and the
most intense excitement prevails. No
effort is being made to put out the fire
IS it is impossible to ascertain where it
is.
The rescuing party succeeded at an
early hour this morning in reaching the
400 foot level, but found five men there
dead. They were evidently asphyxiated
while endeavoring to escape. The miners
have net yet been able to do anything to-
ward rescuing the men imprisoned in the
Rest & Belcher mine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26
OHURGa NOTICES.

Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner
Fifth and Taylor, Rev. r. NJ. Tinnon, pastor
sunday school at $50 a. M, W T. Fixes
superintendent. Preaching at II q. m. by Rev,
A. II. WhateieY, missionary TO Mexico. \
warm welcome for all who Will attend these
services.
st. Andrews Episcopal church, corner Rusk
and Fifth streets-ReV. X. II. Prosser rector.
Service at II a. and o:l5 p. m. Sunday-sChOOl
at $3.50 a. M, Major S. b. Haggart, superin-
tendent.
Communion service will be held st Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal church TO day at ii
o clock m, conducted by Sam 7. Wright,pre-
siding elder. The congregation will worship at
night at the tent service. The third quarterly
conference was held at O'Clock this evenin"
South Side Baptist church, on Broadway
Sunday school at $50 q. IL. Preaching at II q.
M and Sis p. m. by pastor. Band of Hone at
p. m, Prayer and praise meeting on Wednes-
day night.
German Evangelical st. Johns church, Cal
houn near Eleventh streets, Rev. G. BaUmann,
pastor. Sunday school ats a. m. Services ut
1880 a. N.
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner of Main and Ninth streets-Rev II. j.
Crist, pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
services at IL q. N. No evening services to
day. \ welcome to all.
First Baptist church, corner Jennings avenue
and Ninth street,. Morgan Wells, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and $50 p. m. Morn
ing subject. where is the God of Our
Fathers" Night subject, "Who Maybe Saved.
q. m, w. II. Taylor. superintendent. Sunday
school at Little Bethel mission. Jones street.
between First and Second, at 4:S0 p. m e. l.,
Morehouse, superintendent.
First Presbyterian church, corner Fourth
and Calhoun streets-Rev. Robert Ii. Nall, pas
tor. Sabbath school at 80 a. m. in the church.
S. NJ. Fry, Superb endert The II m serv-
ice will be held in the opera house conducted
by the evange lists, Messrs. Claggett and Bircaf.
4 special service with Christanlworkers iHthe
church at 5 y N. and at 7:S0 p N. Mr., Chess
Birch will have brief service in the church wifi
young Christians. At Sis y. m, the service Will
be held under the tent. Iii are very dprdtAlly
invited to these services. These special sserv-
ice will be held in the tent through the week
at 9 a. m. ana S:I5 p. m.
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Tho state Capital
special to the Gazette.

special 10 the GaZette.
AUSTIN, TEX, June 25.-The following
charters were filed to-day: Amendment
to International Building Association of
San Antonio, capital $4,000.
B'nai Israel Sabbath School Company
of Galveston.
Lone Star Salt Company of Mitchell
cuuty, capital stock 100000.
The Attorney General has written q
letter TO Educational Superintendent
Cooper in answer to question whether
the state board Of education has any con-
troll over that part OF the school fund ap.
portioned by the state to the counties,
but noI by them applied to the schools.
The Attorney-General decides the ques
ton in the negative.
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at Jefferson.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, June 25.-Hon. w
?. Mclean, who has been holding 3 term
of the District court for the last five
weeks, made telling speech in favor OF
prohibition this evening. The courthouse
was crowded, many ladies gracing the
occasion with their presence. At the
conclusion of the speech, which is pro-
nounced the best delivered here during
the canvass, the distinguished orator was
presented with several handsome bouquets
and was introduced 10 many Of the ladies
present.
Bishop Turner speaks here for prohibi.
ton next Thursday.
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Marble FaBN

4 splendid chance for investment at the
Marble Falls in Burnet county on July Il
and IS. Fine opportunity to purchase q
southern home. The first timetn the his.
tory of the world that S5e 160 people are
interested in town Before its beginnssSs
as the FarmeySbhlllonce are determaR d
to build TIER great manufactures and
opsa their university ~ this place. Water
works, telegraph and telephone lines are
all assured before town is built. Great
beds Of the finest iron ore and coal. The
best marble and granite qusrries Lnown
are ell found here. For particulars ad-
dress a. Il. JOHNSON, Burnet, Tex.
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LOngYiew.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, TEX, June 25.-The negro,
Perry Terrell, VINO fell from the negro
Methodist church steeple, an account OF
which was published in this paper at the
time, died last night from internal in
iures.
An estimate made by q very close cal
culation shows that lumber dealers OF
this place ship over G 900, 900 feet of lum-
Der every month, and over 100000
shingles. This industry alone represents
$4,000 monthly. Coupled with the pay
received by the three railroad employees,
this sum is raised to over
500, 900 exclusive Of the agricultural and
numerous other industries. Estimating
the above as half the amount, and this
towns population at 2400, we find each
individual has something over $40 per
month, which shows our thrift and Sta
bility as small commercial center. The
very few failures and fires, compared to
other towns, gives US the most envia-
Bile character possible.
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Honey Grove.
Special TO the Gazette.

0k'S~-"' ~ wy S'~~~NNN'
HONEY GROVE, TEX, June 25.-Work
on the -four mill under the supervision
Of Mr.. W. Allen is growing rapidly tor
ward. Several carloads of machinery
have arrived, the rest will follow in a
short time. The mill company will put
in an electric light plant for their own
use.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad accord
ing to announcement is getting eady to
have an artesian well at this place. A
large derrick has been erected and the
machinery is being put in shape to COM
mence work at once. If a good supply
of water can be had this town will have a
thorough system of waterworks in the
near future.
New wheat is coming in and is bringing
good prices. The crops in this county
are in line condition.
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This White Day

Special 10 the Gazette,
WACO, TEx, June 25.--The prohibition
picnic to-day wss attended by crowd
variously estimated at from 1900 to 2O0C
persons, many of them ladies. The speak.
ers during the day were Hon. B. Il. Bias
sett OF Brennan and Dudley Wootan,
EGG , of Austin. Tonight Hon. William
Polndexter Of Cleburne addressed an i'm
mense crowd on the plaza.
The prohibition central committee have
issued stirring call urging every Prohi-
! bitionist in the state to make July the
st'white day" of this campaign by making
"a cash subscription, no matter how small
(but as large as anyone can spare. to the
campaign fund. The contributions ere to
be forwarded to the central committee lie
Waco and used for work in the closing
weeks of the canvass,
4
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Baird.


Special 10 the Gazette,
BAIRD, TEX, June % The Masons Of
Baird and vicinity installed officers and
had nice supper and general good time
ct their hail last night.
The Belle Plain public school closed
with an entertainment last night.
Several OF our citizens left this morn
ing for Woods school house, where the
day will be spent in the pleasures OF a
big picnic.
Miss Fannie Joy of Decatur, Tex, has
been appointed as teacher in the school
of that place. She has host of friends
IN Baird that will be rejoiced to know
this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26

overruuJed in the case of Edwards vs..
Brown from Hill county. One hundred
and fifty of the Oldest cases on the docket
were transferred to Tyler and forty cases
were transferred TO Galveston. All cases
given precedence under the rules
were transferred to Tyler. There
were GAO cases on the docket
this term, los of which have been de-
cided, leaving 4S2 undisposed Of. Court
adjourned at s O'Clock tonight for the
term
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Killed by tho Cars,

Special to the Gazette.
CALVERT, TEX, June 25.-The south
bound passenger train ran over aud kill
ed ". A Smith near town last night.
Smith was discovered some two hours
after the accident. The right side of his
head and face were mashed in, his left
hand and foot were broken, and his left
side opposite and above the heart was
torn away leaving bare the heart. Smith
was hard working man but would get
drunk He was drunk when killed His
father froze TO death drunk some years
ago. He leaves wife and little girl in
destitute circumstances.
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r.
At 0Verron
AT OVertoh
Special to the Gazette,

Special TO the Gazette.
OvERToN, Tex, June 25.-The Pro
hibitlorists had barbecue at Henderson
to-day The crowd is admitted to have
been the largest ever assembled in Rusk
county. Not less than 5000 and perhaps
10000 persons were present. Speeches
were made by Colonel r. M. WYnne of
Fort Worth, Colonel George P. Fendley
of Galveston, Colonel W. S. Herndon
Of Tyler and Bishop Beebee of
the Colored Methodist Episcopal
church. The crowd was so large that
two additional stands had to be erected.
Bishop Bebee addressed about 1000 COL
ored people. His speech created much
enthusiasm. Hundreds of negroes who
were wearing blue ribbons tore them off
and thew them on the ground. No such
enthusiasm wss ever witnessed in this
county before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26
Three Men KILLED.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June PA fire
at II O'Clock last night totally destroyed
the large brick block corner OF Bay and
Clay streets, occupied by CLARK s LOTUS,
furniture, Watson c Co., drugs, and Bable
Bros, leather. The loss on building and
stock is S5O,U00; insurance, $4,000. 1t
is supposed that three men who were in
the building trying to save goods when
the walls caved in were killed. Six
others were hurt from the same cause,
but none fatally. ~,
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At Cameron.

Special to the Gazette.
CAMERON, TEX, June 25.-The mass
meeting of the anti-Prohibitionists was
held in the courthouse to-day, and the
thorough organization Of the snti-prohi-
oition force was effected. The sklrmish.
ers are driven on both sides. The main
forces will soon be Joined in battle. DR.
A. NJ. Cochran is expected to speak here
Monday. Some of the strongest anti
Prohibitionists are expected 10 speak il
this county during the next ten days.
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At Denton.

Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, June 25.-This has
been great day for Denton. We had a
grand barbecue here to-day OF the anti.
Prohibitionists. The lowest estimate of
the crowd in attendance was 5000 men,
women and children. The Hon. Il. @.
Mills and Barney Gibbs were the speakers
and the vast crowd listened to them and
we're very enthusiastic. No such interest
has ever been known in this part of ting
country before as on this question 81
prohibition. Everyone vent away pleased.
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Midland.
spondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
MIDLAND, Ten, June "a Recent rains
although light and somewhat partial have
revived the grass and broadened the
smiles of our farmers. and we might add
as g further evidence of our prosperity,
that drouth and late frost to the contrary
Notwithstanding, everything and every
body are seemingly happy, pretty ladies',
fat babies snd l assure you with features
luminous, good, better, best, etc, etc.
Public installation Of officers, Midland
Lodge, No. 625, a. F. and A. M, takes
place this evening ut the courthouse, fol-
lowed by banquet at the church. Nisi-
{tprs are here from Abilene, Colorado,
Msrieafeld and Big Springs. s.
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Delegate. to Fort Worth.

Special 70 the Gazette.
DENTON, Tex, June 25.-Dr. G. w.
Briggs of Dallas made an address at the
courthouse tonight in favor of the
amendment. Thirty delegates have been
appointed from this place to the prohibi-
ton convention at Fort Worth on the
3Qth inst.
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Bonham Notes.

Special 10 the Gazette
BoNHAM, TEX, June 25.-Two notable
events are announced for July .: An i'm
mense basket picnic at which the Hon.
d. B. Culberson (ProhibitionisD Will
speak, and "Schutzenbundh in which
picked men from The Bonham and Honey
Grove teams will participate.
Captain T j. Brown (Anti) spoke IN
the Russell opera house this evening,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26
At GroenYillo.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, June 25.-Hon.
Joseph II. Jones of Henderson, made q
powerful speech in opposition to the pro-
hibitlon amendment at this place this
afternoon. There were about 800 people
In the audience. Co onel Jones spoke
three hours and made q good impression.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26
at Gainesville,

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, June 25.-Judge
Gustave Cook addressed quite large
crowd at the courthouse this afternoon in
opposition to the amendment
J. T. Blair, county attorney Of McLen-
nan county, spoke at the courthouse to-
night in favor of the adoption OF the con-
StitutiOnal amendment.
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rrnI,nfl1nn Ia washiaafnn.

Special 10 The ,'hLetLs.
INDEBTEDNESS ~, Tx, June 70 There
was E large gathering here yesterday 10
witness the celebrstiOn Of st. johns day
by the Mss0ns. Colonel Carey w. Styles
" Meridian addressed the fraternity and
on eppreciatiYe audience after which n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26

Prickly Ash Bitters is an unfaiIing cure
for all diseases originating in hillary
arrangements cafsed by the malaEt& OF
miasmaht counties. N6'6ther nedEine
now Hsale viii so !sAectuxtfy remove
the dizurBfdg clements; sns at the sams
time toheup the whole system. 1t is sure
and safe in is action
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at DallaS.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, June 25.-At hssaclock
to-day a wooden building, lOlG Main;
street, owned by Mrs. Mary Burk and Qc-
cupied by Mr.. Goble as broom factory,
caught fire. The department turned out
promptly and succeeded in sbvtRg the
beuse, but broom material to thss4mouHt
'of5aS00 was destroyed. No insbfsnce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26
POLITICAL.
Saturday a Day of Barbecues and Speech
Making all Over the State.
At Waxahachfe,
Special % the Gazette.

WAxAH' LIE, TEX, June 25.-Messrs.
G. G. Groce spd NJ. B. Templeton dis
cussed pro and anti to large gathering
Of people at Nash to-day.
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supremc Ceurt.

b. 70 c5e Gazette.
Six, Tx June z5.-THe Supreme
net te-oay e. .. Il. and disposed
iDllCW!Ig business: PregldiO
la.goEoy 70. Alice Bulls q a. 4,
Va q county. Yeye sed Gn0 re-
~. Ws9eygugy & re. Us. the
1tefC, i1oH u AAr county
IND rendered IL favor
aaa1~ J Nation Tor Ie1eGring was
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Kaufman.

spclIsl 10 the Gazette.
KAUFMAN, Ten, June 25.-The YER
dict of the jury in the Willis Adams case
wss not GUILTY.
The case OF the State VS.. Bob Long has
been called but Is not announced as vet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26

Uncanvassed StiNwell hams and break,
fast bacon ct Tufnex SS.McClure's.
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The famous CliateH Queen patent hour
Mt Turner 4 MeListfe'-